Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-13
NeWs Notes.

News Notes.
All Gin. a festive Mongolian, was
arrested yesterday upon charge OF
fighting. :,
All Sam and B. Biget were arrested
Yesterday for violating the hitching
ordinance.
The sales of real estate recorded
Yesterday amounted to $3.50 $50. The
number Of transfers was 121.
Byran Gage, a stableman on the
Santa Anita ranch of E. j. Baldwin,
had his leg broken by being kicked
by horse on the 11th instant.
Clark & Humphreys, contractors,
have brought suit against Mrs. W. IL.
III. Russell to recover $l,074.25 al
legged to be due for labor on house
erected for that lady in the Ellis tract.
Next Monday Judge J. B. Banning,
j. C. Cline and Will Lacy, Jr., will
leave by team for Elizabeth Lake on
a hunting trip. These gentlemen Will
90 prepared to capture all OF the deer
and antelope that come in their way.
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt of cards to the wedding of MIR.
C. A. Cordori, of this. city, and Miss
Kate f. Crosta. The ceremony will
take place at Gettysburg, Pennsylva-
mia, ON August 10Th.
Officer Stephenson found a small
Portuguese boy standing around the
Southern Pacific depot last evening
and took him to the City Prison.
Who he is, where he came from or
where he is going is the question.
The HERALD has received the pros
pec,us of the Los Angeles Safe Deposit
and Trust Company. This is to be in
the building erected by o. w. Childs
on the corner of Temple and New
High streets. Several prominent citi-
zens are interested in this enterprise.
]. J. Boring undertook to erect a
tent on Spring street, near Second
street, last evening, in which he in
tended to sell notions. Officer Spen-
Ger, however, blighted his hopes by
locking him up on a charge OF violat-
ing the fire ordinance.
Next Wednesday evening there will
be a concert at the First Baptist
Church for the benefit of the Boys
Home. The concert will be under the
direction Of Prof. S. B. Whitley and
Prof. A. ]. Stamm. Prof. Emil Sci
fert, the eminent violinist will partici-
pate,
Some new specimens of coal have
been brought in from the recently
discovered mine in the Santiago cai1on
and placed on exhibition at Woolla-
colts store. The vein is three feet
wide, but the depth is unknown.
Gen. +. Il. Hewitt and Mr.. Woolla-
~cott will open the mine, and hope to
Gbe able to furnish the people with
cheap fuel at no distant day.
C. w. Ably has sold, for f. J.
Baldwin, Santa Anita stud, to George
Z. Gard, Alosta, CAL, pair of hand
somely matched roadsters, brown,
with large blaze faces, three white
feet, by Lexington, out of Clydesdale
mares. Mr.. Gard is to be congratu-
lated in securing them, as several
parties were negotiating for them. The
price paid was $1,000 in hard cash.
As previously announced, Miss Bur
nett gave very entertaining talk to a
large number of ladies at the Fort
Street M. E. church on Mormonism
and her school work in Salt Lake
City. Seldom has it been our pleas
ure to listen to more interesting lee
ture on this subject. Miss BURNETT
is certainly adapted to work in this
field. as teacher, missionary and
temperance organizer.
MIR. w. N. Monroe, the accom-.
plished and urbane Mayor of Mon.
rovia, will take trip to Oregon, ac
companied by an umbrella, on Mon
day to secure railway ties for the
Rapid Transit railroad and other loea
railroads. As Monroe is a good swim
mer the premium ON his life insurance
has not been raised in view of hi
journey. The only extra expense il
for the umbrella.
The committee of nine appointed by
the Real Estate and Stock Exchange
Association, now being organized il
this city, has been meeting nearly
every evening during this week, an(
will be ready to submit articles of in
corporation, bylaws and constitution
to all charter members this evening
The meeting will be held at 151a Soutl
Spring street, where the committed
hope to meet every member who car
possibly attend.